Blind camper’s case points up Jewish camps’ struggle to meet special needs

The 3V Movement, started by three local high school boys, spreads across the county in an effort to stop bullying once and for all

Winter Pops has evolved into City Lights, and it promises to be “hip, classy and cool.” See for yourself Nov. 9-10, when the Symphony presents “A Night at the Cotton Club: The Music of Duke Ellington and Count Basie.” The joint will be jumpin’ with a jazz pianist and vocals at this kick-off concert.

Happy with One’s Lot

Ohr Shalom’s Shabbat Kehillatit facilitates a large-scale gathering of friends for a family-friendly monthly service and dinner

How to Create a Perfect Date (When Everything Goes Wrong)

Parents find new benefit to Jewish camp: Freedom from themselves

The Tolerance Education Center presents, “It’s No Dream: The Life of Theodor Herzl”

Life at 50

Free Coffee

Try some unusual recipes to add Jewish flair to your Thanksgiving spread

Steps Israel should take to control its destiny

Why Are You Angry?

Little Things

Pachie’s Place, a new program of JFS, guides new and expecting parents on the childrearing adventure

Camp Jordan River Village is home to seriously ill children in Israel

Veteran actor Trina Kaplan tackles a major role in ion theatre’s “The Little Flower of East Orange”

The 18th annual San Diego Jewish Book Fair brings to town authors who will make you laugh, cry, gasp, think and question what you believed to be true